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Our August club night The house band Breakthru' opened up the evening as usual, we also saw them play last Wednesday at a nearby Club in Molesey where they had a chance to play a few non Shadows hits and explore some different sounds. I was first up to get it over and done with, not too good for me as I did not have much pratice and am only just getting full feeling back into my fingers. The Players Steve J – Apache, Wonderful Land Tony Knight – Foot Tapper, Cavatina (Theme from The Deer Hunter) Mike Norris – Theme from Shane, Mustang Bob Withrington – Rounding the Cape, Return to the Alamo John Cade – Shindig, Mountains of the Moon Alan Tarrant – Atlantis, Theme for Young Lovers Keith Humphries (visiting from South Africe) - The Savage, Peace Pipe John Bell – Cosy, Shadoogie (with Mark Winter on Drums) J. J. (visiting from USA) – Carolina on my Mind, Start the day Early Eugene McGuigan - Peace Pipe, Wonderful Land Robin Surridge with Jim on Rhythm – Lost City, Its a Mans World Stuart Osborne – Man of Mystery, Frightened City Gareth Morgan – Spring is nearly Here, Frightened City The Rock and Roll Section This featured Mark Winter on Drums, Alan Tarrant on Lead/Rhythm, Stuart Osborne on Lead/Vocals, Jim on Rhythm, Bob Withrington on Bass and Bob Dore on Keyboards – They played a selection of tunes including No Way to Go, Great Balls of Fire and Its Alright Mama. Barry Gibson took over Lead with Keith West on Vocals for Wicked Game, Folson Prison Blues and Little Sister.
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